Singer-songwriter Allman Brown has introduced particulars of a brand new EP, ‘Second Son Half I’ which lands on 1st December 2023 by way of Nettwerk, and at this time he’s shared his newest single ‘Bad Blood’. The music finds Allman Brown deftly juggling self-reflection with driving alt-pop rhythms, infectious riffs and natural vocal harmonies to seize the burden of the previous and the steps we take to face it. Trying inwardly and grappling with the guilt that comes together with reflecting by yourself actions, Allman explains: “This music is about coping with the model of myself I don’t like very a lot. Sensing that I’m not enhancing upon the errors of my mother and father however perpetuating them, that I’m caught in a loop I can’t escape. It’s a downbeat music within the sense that I can’t forgive myself typically for the issues I’ve completed and the harm I’ve prompted others. It offers with disgrace, the oppressive nature of that feeling, and the way it mutates to cowl every thing. It’s arduous to flee typically.”
Born and raised in Hong Kong earlier than shifting to London at age 11, Allman Brown made an introduction along with his hit single ‘Sons & Daughters’ (carried out with Liz Lawrence) in 2013. The observe proved a Spotify smash, amassing over 10 million streams worldwide in addition to options on a number of TV soundtracks. His debut album ‘1000 Years’ was launched in 2017, which really feels prefer it’s a 1000 years in the past already, incomes essential approval for his balladry and folk-fuelled vignettes impressed by artists corresponding to Bon Iver, Tracy Chapman, Paul Simon and Feist, earlier than ‘Darling, It’ll Be Alright’ adopted in 2019. The sound on his new EP could be a left flip for him, however the core of high quality songwriting stays.
